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samle Gi.nbomme, blanbt bpilfe p9'aa
bar en- uns brun Seit, Tom ban bolot
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en- Dag bar / 8pen, fom ban tilfelbiss
bis til at saa nebpper Scarf ben 12tes
@abe. Ser blep ban Upmerflom paa
en- brun %ifinmaser 5ilesamp, lum ltpo
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iiben, iom ltOb for bant. 8runen tat
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ben al bens npeite Serre for so &roner
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mere pnbt.
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al be inbfpotes Spertrp / Snbien bar
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rem, 9iapleuobriperen os en- fem, ie1
andre 8erioner Zig os FOB efter rpslt
fprubsaaenbe, ~relisipie geremonier Der
til Ofrins ubiete 4etfeft feffttte. 9eu
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bleu bepioltlps. s ben 9ilitanb blet
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busset / imaa Stpfter os faitet / ct Sas.
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bar aflast en- fulbitenois T%ilitaaelie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22
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al enbper. Zen er itGrf, iom er iitano til at
bolse fine g%ioenlfaber / 5pmme. Zen CT rig,
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at ou blir iorfGnselis ps frp al bin Stllll9,
ioa betrast benz, iom er 5Gorelanoets beolte
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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22
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raar Hai ouer Soroerig buiier,.
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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22
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for "Taorabs Pofn-.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Fair.


FRANKIE & Co., successors to r. GOldschmid, S12
1th 81. NV. beg TO announce to their many
patrons and to the public generally that hereafter
their popular establishment viii be known as
THE FAIR.
In 1naugurating our establishment under the
new name we extend a cordial invitation to all TO
visit our mammoth department store and inspect
the many new and beautiful goods that we are
daily receiving. The stock which we purchased OF
X Goidschmid has been marked down, and all new
goods that we have been receiving and are daily
receiving are marked at very small margin, but
in order 10 make the Inauguration of the
THE FAIR
decided success we shall offer on Thursday, Fri
day and saturday discount OF ten per cent upon
sales throughout this whole establishment. Re-
member, this discount is only for the 10th, 18th
and 18th, and will be allowed in every depart
ment OF
THE FAIR.
China, Crockery, Glassware, Pictures, Frames,
Mirrors, Baskets, Wooden Ware, Tin Ware, Iron
Ware Toys, Baby Carriages, Trunks ETC., etc, ETC.
The delivery department has been reorganfzed
and our patrons can depend on prompt delivery OF
goods. Goods will be delivered to any part Of the
city. A cordial invitation is extended TO call at
THE FAIR.
R GoldSchmid's Old stand, S12 18th st. NV. and
S11 and S13 Sth st. NV.
FRANKIE d Co., Projectors.
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DRY GOODS
NOVELTIES IL WASH FApRrcs.
SEAToN PERRY

SEAToN PERRY
(Successor TO PERRY BRorHrR,.
THE LATEST IMPoRTATIoSs~ IN EMBRorp-
Fred Null. AND BATISrE ROBES ARE NOM
ofEN, AND kANGL IN PRICE From 81 TO $40.
MEN EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS AND
NOVELTIES IN ASDERSoN'S SCOTCH ZEpuYIS.
MN INDIA CRINhIES AND SEERSUCKERS.
IMMENSE STOCK or THE FINEST QUALITY
Oh PLAIN AND FANCY FRENCH SATEENS IN
"CONFINED STYLES MADE TO Ny EXPRESS
ORDEk BY eros ROMAN & co
,, N0n ELIiEs IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
NEW INDIA LINENS, from l2Lc 10 soc
PERSIAN LAWNS, PbANCESS LAWNS
FRENCH AND English NAINSaOKS
BATlSTE CLAIRE. INDIA MUlIS
MASALIA, fiGlkED AND CORDED PIoUES
.GLOSlNG pl'itES" ON ALI. WINTER WRAPS
AND COMBINATION SUITS
SUPERB SIOSh OF LYONS FAIIIF FRAN
CAlSE.. SAIL ,DtCilESSE RHADAMES SJ'RAHS
AND ALL COLORS. AT LOWEST PRICES
ELEGANT GOLD AND SILVER BRoCADFp
SAihNS aND BEADED NELNETS. FOR DRESS
LYONS BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK vEIyETs.
from 81 TO s. per yard.
NONELIIES II SILK GAUZES. ILLUSIONS.
CKEPES AND BRUSSELS NETS
- SPEClAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLlGHT.
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
Established 1s4O.
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUrLprSa
ID Ienusylvania ave, cor 9th at
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR:

The GRANGERs WASHINGTON WORK.-The Dis
tr1ct Grange oI Northern Virginia closed its SeS-
sion here yesterday afternoon, after re-electing
the master and secretary and most OF the former
OincerS. The project OF establishing at Washing
ton an agency for the cooperative work vi the
granserS Is in competent hands. The precise
shape and details OF The cooperation Yet To be
determined upon.
Toll. on TRAyEL--There is now only one toll
road coming into Alexandria, the Little river turn
pike, TO which in 1877 the tOwH OF Alexandria sub
ocTibed $4,000. The toll gate is within TWO miles
OF town, and as much or what is leIu OF the
wagon trade OF the upper country comes over this
road 1t has been thought by sonle better policy 10
continue the toll gate and make the traffic coming
to Alexandria pay toll, ana keep up the road in
this way than 10 allow the charter to lapse and
The turnpike 10 become u county road, to be kept
III order by the Fairfax county authorities. OF
late there has been an indiSpOsit1on 10 pay toll
anu II Is said that the matter will ultimately come
before the court With a view To make the turn
pike Il free road.
NoTEs--tev. w. C. Webb, of Philadelphia drew
large congregation 10 The Trinity NJ. T.. church
last Llght.-R. III. Porter has bought /, building
lot on Columbus near GiDDon Street, at S15O-A
ut or Grace r. f.. church was well attended at the
opera house last nlgnt.-Thos. Golden, cOlOred
Is held In Alexandria county under bail TO answer
the charge VI all assault on Justice Green at the
br1ck yards, near NaJeriOO.-Mr. L. T.. Dorsey
has been added to the management OF the Brad
dock nl USE.
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s.w. Augenstein, s1., $40 and s21 9TH

st. n. W., guarantees to the public that the prices
OF any OF the following wonderful bargains offered
for tomorrow are from Is to 25 per cent lower
than those Of any other house in this city. Mar
and q doz tumblers Csc; Step Ladders with with
bucket shelf, 16c. per foot; OF. covered buckets
&C.; qt., &C.; qt., 12c.; qt. 16c.; 2 qt. Sauce
pans, &c.; 3 qt., 1Oc.; qu 14c.; 9 Ut. ire; at.
Coffee pots, lie; qt, 14c.; qt 17c qt., 2Oc.;
$500 tooth picks &C.; covered and handled Stop
Jars new shape, s1.3S, regular price $3.50; Bread
all colors, s1.37; copper bottom Wash Boilers,
extra heavy, 7Sc. and Ssc. each; Ironing Boards,
worth 7oc.; nest OF spice boxes, 13c; crystal
glass Gas Globes 16c.; Dustpan and brush, nc;
new shape decorated Tea Sets, .s3.4S, regular
price, s.: 4 doZ. cOlOred Wine CLASSES and fancy
waiter, 26c.; dOZ. Tea Spoons, lOc; wooden
Water Bucket and 80 Clothes Pins, 16c.; childrens
picture books, sc.
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Committee of Fifteen TO Urge ApprO-
Dria&iOnS.

The conference at the District buildings yester-
day afternoon between property owners in the
county with the view OF making a concerted action
TO secure needed appropriations for suburban i'm
provements, which were cut out of the District
appropriation bill in the House, continued after
THE STAR went TO press. There were some differ
ences OF opinion as TO action to be taken. Some
OF the gentlemen favored urging appropriations
for specific improvements in certain localities.
The majority however, thought it best that local
ity should not be considered and 1t was therefore
resolved to urge Congress TO make appropriations
In lump for suburban Improvements. The fol-
lowing committee OF fifteen was appointed to rep
resent the suburban property interests in coop
Grating with the Commissioners in the effort TO
obtain the appropriations for which the Commits
sioners estimated: Arthur Il. Cropley Spencer
Watkins, Gen. Ellis Spear, b. Ii. Warner, Vim. E.
Clarke, col. Wright Rives, S. NJ Golden s. r. Suit
DR.. W. W. GOddiDg, Gen. Vim. Birney, Major II.
L. Crawford, Prof q. Brown GOode, George Trues-
dell, Edward Topper and Ii. A. GrtSwold.
This committee met this afternoon at the Bank
OF Washington and organized for business. One
OF the members OF the committee speaking to q
STAR reporter said that he and his colleagues
thought that an appOrtlOnnent OF moneys to be
expended made by the Commissioners would be
much wiser, than one brought by the representa-
ton Of conflicting interests before Congress.
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Amusements Tonight.
AIBArGHS-Richard Mansfield in ''Prince Karl"
NATIOSAL-MisS Fortescue in Moths
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening
L STREET RINR.-JapaneSe Village.
HARKIs'.-"Martio, the Hunter
kRRNANN-FaTiety.
DINE MUSEUM.-"Partners in Crime
LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY.-AZtec Fair.
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Ivory StarCh-A little warm water q little
starch; quick, economical beautiful work. /

Special Prices at the OriOle, 800 9TH ST.,
Saturday and Monday. All coors of lining Cam
SILK Umbrellas gold or silver head, 81 .9S; 81 90
White Spread, large size 69c.; Zephyr, &C. o.; red
Table Linen, 21c. white Table Linen, 17c. Misses
and Ladies' Gossamers up to size 80, only 73c.;
Corsets, 23c.; our SOC. Corsets 35c.; unlaundered
Shirts, linen bosom, 39c. large size bottle Machine
OIL, &C; Red and Black COrsets, 49c.; Gents Can
ton Flannel Drawers 17c.; Seamless Socks, 3 pair
23c.; ToWeling. 3Hc. per yd.; Jerseys, new sup
ply-a good jersey 4Sc.; Bouce Jerseys, black
sey, vest front, upper nall pleated, SLIGO, worth
$50.
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Condensed Locals.

The Washington COntinentalS will make a pill
Erinage 10 Mount Vernon ON the 22d inst
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, verdict was
rendered In favor OF Margaret and Katharine Har
TiCan for 800 against the District of Columbia.
They sued for $1,000 damages for injury done
their property on New Hampshire avenue IN con-
sequence OF defective sewerage.
Frederick HiSe and Joseph Jordan were fined 81
each in the Police Court to-day for having In their
Possession dead blue bird
To-day Mr.. " VI. Richardson filed bill In equity
for John Hillyard against Charles Benhum, Max
and Dew Gruf, ct al, 10 set aside the assignment
made by Gruf Il CO., of the stock III 49, 9TH street.
on the ground OF fraud and 10 restrain the sale or
the stock.
Il her,ic coach, driven by James Cook, collided
last night at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and 9TH street, with buggy containing Mrs.
Knapp and her sister The buggy was upset and
The ladies slightly injured They were taken TO
their home, No 20 Ii street northwest.
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BETWEEN SEASON PR1crs

DETwEEN SEAsoN PRICES
DRY GOODS REDUCED 20 PER CENT FOR FEB
RUARY
AT JOHNSON, GARNER co.'s,
636 Pennsylvania avenue south side
Our limited space will permit only the mention of a
few special bargains
: cent Check Nainsook now cents
10 cent Check Nainsook now cents
X cent Check Nalnsook now 10 cents.
10 cent Check Nansook now ~ centA
Al JOHNSON, GARNER CO.'S,
go pennsylvania avenue.
- cent Corded Pique II scents
lS cent Corded Pique now ID cents.
20 cent Corded P1que now Is cents.
I'd cent Corded Plque now 20 cents.
AZ JOHNSON. GARNER CO.'S
6:}6 Pennsylv ania avenue.
SI10 White Counterpanes now 40 cents.
SD White Counterpanes now LILO.
$li0 White Counterpanes now $1..5.
SID White Counterpanes now i lJO.
All JOHNSON, GARNER x CO.'S,
O36 Pennsy lvania avenue
30 cent Cream Table Linen how % cents.
81 cent Cream Table Linen low 30 cents.
40 cent Cream Table Linen now b cents.
Do cent Cream Table Linen now AZ cents.
AT JOHNSON, GARNER 4 CO.'S,
6s6 Pennsy lyania avenue
Toile Due Moire Crinkled Bingham,
10 cents II cents.
Hamburg Embroidery, &c, Sc, DC, &c, &c.. etc
AT JOHNSON. GARNER K co s,
JAIL 636 Pennsy lyania ave, south side.
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SATURDAYS NARKETISG.-New York Dairy But
Ter 1c per h.; 81 lbs Family Mince Meat, DC
lbs large italian PTuneS, BE; Legs Mutton,
l25fc.; RID ROaStS. to 15c.; SiriOin Steak, 15c
Corned Beet, u. WixOm'S Market Store 4;S6 9t b
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SPECIAL SALE Or DESIRABLE d.

OuFti2 the month OF Il FEBRUARY AT
CCG A RRR. TIT ZEE RRR ssss
"A "A kRk R I E E kRk r" ssss
ccG CO 4 AZ 4 + I EEEE + + ssss
Cash Dry Goods Store,
I'll MARkET SPACE
BARGAINS BARGAINS,, BARGAINS,u
PLAID MUSLIN, only &c.
finest quality, yard wide. WAMSUTTA CAMBRIA,
Zoe,
Extra large size WHITE WOOL. BLANKETS, 50 80
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS extra width, :5c.
PJR RE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width,
al cOlvrs, reduced to :}4c.
BLACK CAsHMEkES. very fine quality wide double
width, reduced 81 &c.
ROYAL SERGE, ali colors. wide double fold. IL
yards for 81.
Black Brocade SILKS, reduced 81.
BLAth CASHMERE SHAWLS pure wool, 81 so
BLACh STRIPED SILK VELVET, S1.19
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, reduced to 81
COLORED SILK, immense assortment, Soc, 6Oc,
Zoe, SIC, 81.
Bi-aCh BhOCADE SILK VELvETS reduced 81 so
LIABLE DAMASk, tine quality. extra width, 56c
One hundred pieces beautiful FIGURED SATINES,
lbs.
halt wide I21c.
Immense assortment of BLACK SILKS, 7oc., SIC.
81, Sl2o. Sl-1O. III
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To SATISFY
-FOUR LEADING
DENTISTS OF
BALTIMORE

Professor P. B. Wilson, Of the Balti-
more University, has analysed ION
WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re-
port says 1t contains precisely the
qualities that above Dentists says .
dentrifice should contain. ZON-
WEISS is of soft creamy consistency,
and is applied to the brush by means
OF an imitation ivory spoon. 1t has
peculiar. refreshing, preserving and
cleansing qualities and delightful
fiavoring Of its own. Sold by all
Druggists.
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Dull TINES made lively at Heilbrun's one-price
ShO HOJI--. where they offer Tor week real and
genuine bargains. Their $50 Mems Electric
Shoes made uf the best calf. l. positive cure for
sore feet and produces a WARM circulation of
blood % the foot. are offered how at 81. The best
hand-Ss.Xed cents ladies t,aiters worth from
- 10 ST. arr sOii al al Hip Rubber Boots go at So
DO not neglect u cal at once
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WE ARE In receipt OF new style and size Petite
Cart from Rice. IL Is smaller than the Cart de
Nisite anu very artistic and beautifully finished.
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BY MAIL 95c., ounce OF GUnlne. Send for lists
W. I. TOtten, o., y. 10th street. Philadelphia Pa
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF HYDROPHOBIA.-On the 2Sth
OF last December young William Robinson, OF
Greenwich, IL, was bitten ON the lip by dog
With which Lit was playing. Yesterday morning
hr died. after suffering for Two days with the TOT
turcS Oh nydrUphODia.
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vALENIINEs AZ kocl,s, - Penn. ave.

CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY 500 9TH street, offer.
Patent Process S6.4S Dbl, sI6:S a bbl S3c i Dbl
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ITO THE RESIDENTS IN THE VICINITY IN
SCOT; Tnomas and Iowa circlcs.-I BED leave 70
orders tor Plumbing and Gas Ffttinr. n. " S0SNHS
11x1 VI. ave-. ADJOINING the Portland dII-Sm
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A bulletin from the Office OF the chief signal off,
ceratIIa III. SAYS: cold wave coming. The
temperatrp will pr badly fall 20 10 30 degrees in
TIL II 20 II uUuri, I'IectuVu Dy flslnS teln-
perifurF.
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THE EVENING STAT
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT
ON JANUARY Sd WE ADVERTISED DECIDED
REDUCTIONS ON ALL READY-MADE GOODS IN
STOCK EXCEPT BLACK CLOTHS AND DoEsKINs.
AS WE ARE NOW PUTTING IN MEDIUM AND
LIGHT WEIGHT GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR WE
WISH TO HAVE IT UNDERSTOOD THAT ON AND
AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY Hath. OUR GOODS,
EXCEPT HEAVY WEIGHTS. WILL BE SOLD AT
OUR REGULAR PRICES. OUR HEAVY WEIGHTS
WILL CONTINUE TO GO AT THE REDUCTIONS
OF FROM TWENTY TO TwENTY-FIvEP PER CENT
BELOW WINTER PRICES UNTIL THEY ARE
TAKEN OUT OF STOCK
FROM THIS TIME ON WE WILL MAKE ALMOST
DAILY ADDITIONS TO OUR SPRING STOCK OF
GOODS SELECTED FROM THE STOCKS OF
''wANAMAKER," OF PHILADELPHIA, AND THE
BEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE NEW YORK
MANUFACTURERS.
THE INCREASE OF OUR BUSINESS DURING
THE PAST YEAR IS EVIDENCE OF THE APPRE-
CITATION OF OUR GOODS AND PRICES BY THE
PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON. WE MEAN IN Flu.
TURE TO CARRY AT ALL TIMES THE NEWEST
AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES AND TO SELL
ONLY SUCH GOODS AS WE CAN GUARANTEE.
IN SHORT, WE MEAN TO HAVE IN STOCK THE
BEST GOODS TO BE HAD ANYWHERE, NOT TO
KEEP THE sHoDDY. LOWEST PRICED GOODS,
THAT ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE," AND TO
MAKE OUR PRICES AS HONEST AS OUR GOODS.
E b BARNUM CO.
no 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SOC 9Th street north
west, sells Granulated Sugar G54c-, y Sugar, &C.,
Light Brown Sugar Sc, Cut Sugar &C.
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TOMORROW is the closing OF one OF the most sat
iSfact0ry special sales We ever held. our patrons
have been satisfied that what We advertised was
not exaggerated and We feel highly BATTERED that
our friends were not hindcred from visiting Us, al
though our store was, owing 10 extensive remodel
Ing, not in very preSentable shape The last day
Tor these bargains tomorrow. only few left.
HAHNS Reliable SnOe House. $40 9Th street.
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For Washington dressed beef 60 to John X.
Kelly, stall 62S, Center market.
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VALENTINES, at GOuld's, 421 9th st.

QUISINE at New York and Philadelphia prices
nj Merits pharmacy I014 ST., cor. oI 18th u. ".
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EXTRA yAIIE.-GOod Fur Derbys $50; fine, s.;
best, $50, ~ A. I. Lewis, 40 9TH street.
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henry A. CLARKE d SON, 1853 + street, are pre-
pared To MI promptly orders for all sizes Of coal.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Ehc Leather.
me rnNISG COLD WAVE.

fo.' t.~ II u commencing at p. m
For District o. Columbia. Mary land and Virginia,
local rains followed h fair weather, northwest
eTly winds. colder. with a cold wave.
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No Lose PROCLAMATION.

QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK
LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS
Tie Superior Make of our WE'LL known Clothing To-
sether with Bargain prices, tell the story.
Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suits
and Overcoat Department, are open to your in
slecilon, With the Lowest Prices.
1t Is a practical fact that We are not consider
ing the question OF prott on what remains of
CUR Fall and Winter Stock Our only object
now Is TO sell the goods.
We have made big deductions in our Suit De-
partInent We have made big deductions in our
rants Department We have cut deep in our
CVercoat Department. We are Sacrificing the
Boys aud Childrens Suits and Overcoats
Now Is the chance for Bargains in Mems Fur.
nlshinss- EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH
NOAH WALKER CO.,
JAZZ go Pennsylvania avenue
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

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